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2279 days ago

Brooklyn Community Market

Euan from Brooklyn

Come along to the Brooklyn Community Market this Saturday 7 December from 12 to 4pm at the Community Centre on Harrison Street. Catch up with neighbours and friends while browsing through a variety of stalls with great ideas for Christmas. Stalls include jewellery, soy candles, arts & crafts, pottery, soaps, preserves & chutneys, vegetables, children's clothes and lots more. Buy a ticket in our Christmas Raffle with great prizes to be won. 1st prize valued at over $650. The draw happens at 3pm. There will be plenty to eat with the Hungry Giraffe food truck on site, the Brooklyn Scout Group BBQ on the deck and toasted sandwiches from the kitchen. Juice on Loose will be outside serving up coffee, juices and smoothies. For the children, a visit from Santa, face painting and a giant bouncy castle (weather permitting), plus we have live music throughout the afternoon including Christmas favourites from the Dark Chocolate Jazz Trio. Everybody welcome this Saturday!

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How much does it cost to join AEA?

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